This sentence comes from "The Essence of the American Dream: Instructions on the Wall of the Harvard Library"
The original text is this:
My wasted today is It is the tomorrow that those who died yesterday prayed for.
Today I get through with nothing done is just the tomorrow the men who died yesterday eager for. Franklin once said: Seizing today is equal to having twice as much tomorrow. Shakespeare also said: On the big clock of time, there are only two words 'now'. Therefore, no matter who you are, you should always cherish every minute and second in front of you and focus on the present seriously, because without now, there is no time. There is no future.
Indeed, everyone lives today, because yesterday has passed and tomorrow has not yet come. Therefore, how to grasp today and make it fulfilling and meaningful is really worth thinking about. problem. Unfortunately, many people have not seriously considered this problem, and have not made any plans for today. Therefore, for them, today is just a passing scene of life, like a flowing river, passing away quietly. Leave traces. We often talk about cherishing time, but when we look back on what we have done, many people complain that they have wasted time. So, what is the true meaning of cherishing time? How to cherish it What about time? The simplest way to put it is that to cherish time, you must cherish every bit, every minute. You must start from today, from now on. Therefore, Harvard has put forward this requirement for students: Absorb knowledge from time to time and seize the time to train abilities. They believe that instead of complaining about the wasted past and waiting for the arrival of tomorrow, it is better to work hard and seize today. Because today is right in front of you, cherishing today can not only make up for yesterday's shortcomings and regrets, I am better prepared to welcome the sunrise tomorrow. At the same time, I also heard such a story. Under a roof in the Washington neighborhood, three beggars were chatting.
One beggar said: "Think about those days. I became a millionaire from US$100,000. If the stock hadn't plummeted..." Another beggar said: "How long ago that was, I still mention it, just watch, I'll take a look in the trash can tomorrow morning. Maybe there is a million-dollar check in there, haha..." The third beggar was speechless. He went elsewhere alone because he had to fill his stomach first. And the two beggars were sleeping soundly. Maybe They were recalling their glorious past and imagining a bright future. The next morning, when people got up, the two beggars were out of breath, and the beggar who was looking for food was eating well. Harvard Philosophy Professor Jermanson once said: "The only thing you can really grasp is today, one day today and two days tomorrow." He told the students that instead of living in beautiful imaginations all day long, it is better to bring that beauty back to reality. Come. Therefore, we believe that since God has given us a realistic today, we must experience it and cherish it. There is a poem that says it best: Don’t sigh for yesterday, don’t worry about tomorrow; Because tomorrow is just the future, yesterday It has become the past; I don’t know what the future is, and the past can only be left as a memory; Only today is what you truly own; Today is your charging position; Remember yesterday, seize today, and welcome tomorrow; Yesterday was a success Stairs, tomorrow is the continuation of struggle. We can make this analogy, comparing yesterday, today and tomorrow to a series of chain links. Then, today is undoubtedly the central link of this chain link. If you cannot grasp this link well, , no matter how brilliant your yesterday is, no matter how grand your tomorrow is, it is unrealistic for you now. As Whitman said: "In this minute, I have gone through countless billions in the past. It takes ten thousand minutes to appear, and nothing in the world is better than this minute and now." William? The founder of the world-famous Johns Hopkins College, the chair professor of Oxford University Medical School, and was knighted by the King of England? When Osler was young, he was also confused about his future.
Mang, after accidentally reading a sentence, completely changed his life. This sentence is "The most important thing is not to look at the fuzzy things in the distance, but to do the clear things at hand.", 10, what I said The wasted today is the tomorrow prayed for by those who died yesterday.
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